How thick should the oil be?

[medovik]

I have two vials of testosterone enanthate from different brands. Had one before the cycle, so I just got a second one to make it enough for a cycle. To make things even, I mix in the vial 1 ml of one brand, and 1 ml of another brand. I have noticed, and the gear from one brand goes into the syringe much faster (the oil is thiner), and from the other vial it goes harder and slower (the oil is thick). So which kind of oil is better?

 

[jp4355]

I have two vials of testosterone enanthate from different brands. Had one before the cycle, so I just got a second one to make it enough for a cycle. To make things even, I mix in the vial 1 ml of one brand, and 1 ml of another brand. I have noticed, and the gear from one brand goes into the syringe much faster (the oil is thiner), and from the other vial it goes harder and slower (the oil is thick). So which kind of oil is better?

2 things will effect the Thickness of the Oil.
1 ~ is the Concentration or Mg/Ml
2 ~ is the Type of Carrier Oil used.

Sounds like the Carrier Oil is different from one company to the other.
You could always contact the different companies and ask what Carrier Oil they use.
Some Companies like to mix 2 different Carrier Oils, instead of using just one.
It's just the Personal Preference of the Maker................................................. JP

 

[muskate]

It sounds like the two UG labs used different carrier oils with different viscosities. As JP mentioned, the thickness (or viscosity) or the oil does not necessarily mean one product is more/less concentrated or potent then the other.

I would contact each UG lab and ask what carrier oil they used in the product. I suspect that they used different oils.

 

[Fenwaypark]

Yea as said above maybe 2 different oils. This is normal as I get different batches and some flow very quick and others are slow. IMO you can't base the quality on this feature alone.

 

[Jay Scott]

I have two vials of testosterone enanthate from different brands. Had one before the cycle, so I just got a second one to make it enough for a cycle. To make things even, I mix in the vial 1 ml of one brand, and 1 ml of another brand. I have noticed, and the gear from one brand goes into the syringe much faster (the oil is thiner), and from the other vial it goes harder and slower (the oil is thick). So which kind of oil is better?

Carriers might be different, or the concentration of gear

 

[LevButlerov]

This is just about the oil used to dillute your testosterone. Some oils are thicker, some are thiner, but that does not necessarily mean that the quality is different. After all, there are different kinds of oils that can be used for testosterone. However, I personally prefer those brands that use thiner oil, as the injections go smoother with them.

 

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

It is probably just a different carrier oil being used by the different labs.

 

[GQCornflakes]

It's should be thick like motor oil. Either thick or thin like water. Yes either is a good gauge of your gear what your injecting. The thicker means it's a thicker oil, and thinner means it's most likely a thinner oil as noted. Sometimes it is a mix of thick and thin oils so it's usually a thinner type oil.

 

[nvr2lt]

I would just add, only mix two different products if your 100% sure they aren't bunk. If you mix bunk gear with good gear, well you might just get so so gear in the end.


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